Topics that should also be covered include:

1. Loris analysis in Python / resynthesis using Loris opcodes.
2. CsoundVST with Python algorithmic composition (I will contribute an
example).
3. Using CsoundVST as a Python extension module (I will contribute an
example).
4. Does your SoundFont example use the Fluidsynth-based opcodes? If not, I
can contribute an example.
5. VST plugin opcodes.

Original Message:
-----------------
From: Dave Phillips dlphilp@bright.net
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 06:53:36 -0500
To: csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Cs-dev] materials needed for Cs5 tests


Greetings:

  I've spent the last few days working on organizing a set of tests and 
examples for newcomers to Cs5. I've taken this list of topics from Dr 
B's recent message:

Real-time audio I/O *
Real-time MIDI I/O *
Write to File *

Plugin opcodes
UDOs
Include files *
Multi-Channel Output *
InterApplication Communication
Python Driven Orcs
Changing buffer sizes
Analysis and Other Utilities
JACK *
FTLK *
SoundFonts *

Items with * are already done. I can deal with the utilities and buffer 
size stuff, but I'm soliciting for contributions to the plugins, UDOs, 
IPC, and Python topics. Those are all outside my domains of interest and 
I have little or no useful knowledge there.

What other topics ought to be included for this collection ?

I'm looking for brief demonstrations of the topics, not full-bore 
highly-detailed presentations. I need simple CSD or orc/sco files that 
clearly show how the topic is implemented in Cs5. For example, I don't 
want a technical explanation of the plugin API, I want an example that 
shows a beginner how to install and test a 3rd-party Csound plugin. The 
emphasis in these examples is on use, not theory. Explanations abound, 
useful examples do not.

TIA for any assistance you can give.

Best,

dp




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Hi Michael:

  I just discovered your Python scripts in the examples directory. I've 
already begun a brief intro to using CsoundVST as a standalone app, I 
thought I'd combine the Python scripting with that intro. Unfortunately 
I'm not having much luck. Running Koch.py resulted in "opcode missing" 
errors, some apparently minorrenaming is required. I'm not sure I 
understand what's supposed to happen with the Strange Attractor script, 
but it crashed CsoundVST.

  My SoundFont stuff is *not* based on the Fluid opcodes, so yes, I'd 
welcome an example.

  I'm very interested in how you use the Loris stuff. I'm also willing 
to try running the VST stuff under Linux and the libfst system. Could be 
interesting... weird but interesting...

  Thanks again, Michael. Btw, CsoundVST is a neat working environment. I 
open my file, do some edits, hit Perform, edit some more, hit Perform, 
edit some more, and so on, in a very fast cycle.

Best,

dp


gogins@pipeline.com wrote:

>Topics that should also be covered include:
>
>1. Loris analysis in Python / resynthesis using Loris opcodes.
>2. CsoundVST with Python algorithmic composition (I will contribute an
>example).
>3. Using CsoundVST as a Python extension module (I will contribute an
>example).
>4. Does your SoundFont example use the Fluidsynth-based opcodes? If not, I
>can contribute an example.
>5. VST plugin opcodes.
>
>Original Message:
>-----------------
>From: Dave Phillips dlphilp@bright.net
>Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 06:53:36 -0500
>To: csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
>Subject: [Cs-dev] materials needed for Cs5 tests
>
>
>Greetings:
>
>  I've spent the last few days working on organizing a set of tests and 
>examples for newcomers to Cs5. I've taken this list of topics from Dr 
>B's recent message:
>
>Real-time audio I/O *
>Real-time MIDI I/O *
>Write to File *
>
>Plugin opcodes
>UDOs
>Include files *
>Multi-Channel Output *
>InterApplication Communication
>Python Driven Orcs
>Changing buffer sizes
>Analysis and Other Utilities
>JACK *
>FTLK *
>SoundFonts *
>
>Items with * are already done. I can deal with the utilities and buffer 
>size stuff, but I'm soliciting for contributions to the plugins, UDOs, 
>IPC, and Python topics. Those are all outside my domains of interest and 
>I have little or no useful knowledge there.
>
>What other topics ought to be included for this collection ?
>
>I'm looking for brief demonstrations of the topics, not full-bore 
>highly-detailed presentations. I need simple CSD or orc/sco files that 
>clearly show how the topic is implemented in Cs5. For example, I don't 
>want a technical explanation of the plugin API, I want an example that 
>shows a beginner how to install and test a 3rd-party Csound plugin. The 
>emphasis in these examples is on use, not theory. Explanations abound, 
>useful examples do not.
>
>TIA for any assistance you can give.
>
>Best,
>
>dp
>
>
>
>
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Michael, David, Steven, and others from the Developer's team,

This set of test instruments and topics will be a fantastic starting point
(and testing point) for all of us.  Thanks so much for putting these
examples together.  Can't wait to have the collection and begin testing with
them.  (Of course, they will also serve as excellent tutorials too!)

-Dr. B.

on 2/24/05 10:28 AM, gogins@pipeline.com at gogins@pipeline.com wrote:

> Topics that should also be covered include:
> 
> 1. Loris analysis in Python / resynthesis using Loris opcodes.
> 2. CsoundVST with Python algorithmic composition (I will contribute an
> example).
> 3. Using CsoundVST as a Python extension module (I will contribute an
> example).
> 4. Does your SoundFont example use the Fluidsynth-based opcodes? If not, I
> can contribute an example.
> 5. VST plugin opcodes.
> 
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: Dave Phillips dlphilp@bright.net
> Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 06:53:36 -0500
> To: csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Cs-dev] materials needed for Cs5 tests
> 
> 
> Greetings:
> 
> I've spent the last few days working on organizing a set of tests and
> examples for newcomers to Cs5. I've taken this list of topics from Dr
> B's recent message:
> 
> Real-time audio I/O *
> Real-time MIDI I/O *
> Write to File *
> 
> Plugin opcodes
> UDOs
> Include files *
> Multi-Channel Output *
> InterApplication Communication
> Python Driven Orcs
> Changing buffer sizes
> Analysis and Other Utilities
> JACK *
> FTLK *
> SoundFonts *
> 
> Items with * are already done. I can deal with the utilities and buffer
> size stuff, but I'm soliciting for contributions to the plugins, UDOs,
> IPC, and Python topics. Those are all outside my domains of interest and
> I have little or no useful knowledge there.
> 
> What other topics ought to be included for this collection ?
> 
> I'm looking for brief demonstrations of the topics, not full-bore
> highly-detailed presentations. I need simple CSD or orc/sco files that
> clearly show how the topic is implemented in Cs5. For example, I don't
> want a technical explanation of the plugin API, I want an example that
> shows a beginner how to install and test a 3rd-party Csound plugin. The
> emphasis in these examples is on use, not theory. Explanations abound,
> useful examples do not.
> 
> TIA for any assistance you can give.
> 
> Best,
> 
> dp
> 
> 
> 
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Richard Boulanger wrote:

>This set of test instruments and topics will be a fantastic starting point
>(and testing point) for all of us.  Thanks so much for putting these
>examples together.  Can't wait to have the collection and begin testing with
>them.  (Of course, they will also serve as excellent tutorials too!)  [snip]
>
>on 2/24/05 10:28 AM, gogins@pipeline.com at gogins@pipeline.com wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Topics that should also be covered include:
>>
>>1. Loris analysis in Python / resynthesis using Loris opcodes.
>>
Looking forward to this.

Btw, Istvan corrected cvanal's behavior, the convolve opcode kicks butt. 
Hetro/adsyn works, but pvanal/pvoc and lpanal/lpread do not. Perhaps 
libsndfile related stuff ?

>>2. CsoundVST with Python algorithmic composition (I will contribute an example).
>>
As Michael knows, I combined his Koch generator with steven's fluidsynth 
opcodes and got a working example for this topic. Cool stuff, CsoundVST 
is impressive.

>>3. Using CsoundVST as a Python extension module (I will contribute an example).
>>
Looking forward to this too. Michael, you got me interested in learning 
more about Python... just what I need... but there's that fat batch of 
Csound Python opcodes to check out... vita brevis, indeed... :)

>>4. Does your SoundFont example use the Fluidsynth-based opcodes? If not, I can contribute an example.
>>
See above.

>>5. VST plugin opcodes.
>>
I'm wondering if the libfst library could be worked into Csound5. Are 
you guys aware of it ? If not, it's a library for running VST/VSTi 
plugins in Linux. It requires software from the WINE project, but that's 
libfst's business, not Csound's. If the library can be built into Csound 
it would enable the use of VST/VSTi plugins for Linux users, provided 
the opcodes can be adapted, yes ?

Best,

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>>> 5. VST plugin opcodes.
>>>
> I'm wondering if the libfst library could be worked into Csound5. Are 
> you guys aware of it ? If not, it's a library for running VST/VSTi 
> plugins in Linux. It requires software from the WINE project, but that's 
> libfst's business, not Csound's. If the library can be built into Csound 
> it would enable the use of VST/VSTi plugins for Linux users, provided 
> the opcodes can be adapted, yes ?

That might be a *really* good way of getting some decent free reverbs 
into csound ensembles without reinventin wheels ... Which is pretty much 
the only thing I wish I could improve right now for my gig ensemble, 
sound quality wise. :)

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